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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1927
Page
11
Garland progress report details new home construction and public building activity. Local notices praise work on the schoolhouse, hatchery, and garage while community events, visits, haying scenes, and social notices reflect local life in Garland.
Notices announce the Sugar Grove Sunday schools plan a July 19 picnic at Allen Park with transportation arranged by committees and guests asked to bring cups and plates, plus shared meals. Also reported are community birthday celebrations, church events, and upcoming meetings.
The service featured Mrs. Thorp at the piano offering The Shepherd Boy by Wilson and Evening Star by Wagner. Rev Muthard used Teaching Christianity to the Children as his object, a choir anthem Sing Unto the Lord was sung, and personal notices mention travel to Allegheny State Park, births in July at W C A Hospital, and local gatherings and visits around Jamestown and Warren County with multiple families named.
Washington report from Joseph S. Wasney notes at a national city administrators conference that arrests rose to 80,000 a new record, while liquor seized reached 2,500,000 gallons. More cities may be violating prohibition or sleuths are catching bootleggers more effectively, despite less liquor captured than the prior year.
Frank J. Chesterman vice president and general manager of Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania meets W. W. Slocum and local officials in Warren to discuss state telephone matters. He heads to Jamestown New York for a Tri state convention with speakers from Chicago St Paul and New York.
Federal courts in district No 18 covering Montana Idaho and Wyoming show the highest dry law conviction rate with many cases settled out of court in June totaling about $75 000 in government costs. District No 11 under FE C Yellowly ranks second as enforcement efforts continue amid budget constraints and shifting public opinion toward stricter observance of the prohibition.
In Saybrook a Bay brook crossing collision left two cars damaged but no injuries reported. A Warren Indy drove a Na wy and a Dodge driven by John Evans Sheffield. temporary details note related reports and local residents.
A Chicago chemist, W D McNally, announces a glass tube device that changes bottle colors if any alcohol is present in a person breathes through it. He suggests police could test drivers or spouses suspected of drinking before late evening returns.
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